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Old 03-19-2009, 04:43 PM
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well... i installed a B&M short shifter in my del sol si (d16z6) and now my syncros are going out from second gear. if i got from second gear to third or fourth, it will grind then go in. my shift linkage is also gettin loose. I do not want to rebuild my tranny. So, I was thinking about just buying another used tranny. would this be advisable? or will it just keep tearin up the trannys? my buddy has a 96 civic hatch with the d16y7 (or y8, i forget) and he said its fairly new so if it would bolt up to mine, i can have it. will this work?? thanks
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That transmission would work, and would be cheaper than a rebuild. If it is a y7 you'll be slightly slower however.
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how much is slightly?
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and what would make it slower?
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Originally Posted by Davus
That transmission would work, and would be cheaper than a rebuild. If it is a y7 you'll be slightly slower however.
it will bolt right up its just that the Y7 trans has alot taller gears
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y7 has longer gearing. look by the fill plug? i think. if there is a circle stamp with A000 stamped in it, its long gears. the ex/ si trans from 92-95 or ex from 96-00 is stamped B000 and has much better gearing.

ditch the short shifter. you should not be killing syncros. bearings like the isb bearing usually go first. short shifters often cause you to shift in a way thats unhealthy for the tranny.
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Originally Posted by hatchnideas
y7 has longer gearing. look by the fill plug? i think. if there is a circle stamp with A000 stamped in it, its long gears. the ex/ si trans from 92-95 or ex from 96-00 is stamped B000 and has much better gearing.

ditch the short shifter. you should not be killing syncros. bearings like the isb bearing usually go first. short shifters often cause you to shift in a way thats unhealthy for the tranny.
seriously?
sorry to but in to a thread

but i was thinking on swapping a short shifter into my car

is it really not that good for it?
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i dont think it was my shifter that caused it, tdbhonda.

damn.... i was hoping it wasnt like that.. i was hopin it was like the d15 tranny that would make it faster off the line just top end slower.... grr... alright thanks... ill try to look for a z6 tranny
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heres how i saw it explained,

"basicaly said it can be fine for daily driven but if your going to the track and racing it can be bad because the short *** throw does not give the proper amount of time for the syncros to line up as well as a stocker would! i mean your shifts go from a 3 inch feeling throw to like an inch."

not so much the shifter but the person shifting i guess.

the more i read though, it seems to be a matter of opinion... hmmm


oh are you sure its your syncros? could be a bearing taking a dump...
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only d15 tranny that was any good is the one of the d15b and its pretty much the same as the z6. just look for the B000 stamp and thats your ticket.
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so how can i messin this up in the future??
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anyone????
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Default Re: d16 tranny

Originally Posted by wolf95
how much is slightly?
Its pretty long. If it was me i'd find a cheap non vtec d-series tranny that didn't grind and swap the syncros into the Z6 tranny. Usually just the brass syncro ring goes bad, the hubs and collars are usually still fine.
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